- Gill Schmid Design has created a hybrid superyacht concept that can travel through frozen terrains.
- The luxury yacht also double as an explorer, includes a whiskey and cigar lounge, gym, bars, and a garage that can convert into a party space.
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This enormous 262-foot 'hybrid' superyacht will have an onboard spa and whiskey lounge
Gill Schmid Design
The boat has a two-tone finish of industrial silver and pearlescent white. The silver indicates operational areas, while the white denotes parts of the yacht for guest and entertainment spaces.
Gill Schmid Design , a New York-based design practice, has unveiled the details for a new 80 meter, about 262 feet, hybrid concept superyacht that includes an on-board garage, salon, and whiskey and cigar lounge.
The boat is called a "hybrid" because it is a cross "between a highly functional Explorer and a super luxurious white boat," meaning it is both plush and capable of sailing the wide world, reads a prepared statement by Gill Schmid.
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It was also designed to be "chameleon-like" with its mirrored glazing, reflecting the surrounding environment as its sailing. This glazing allows the yacht to "sometimes [represent itself] as an aggressive workboat, and other times the luxurious lines of a superyacht, appearing and disappearing into her surrounds," according to the press release.
Keep scrolling to see the hybrid yacht with all of its luxurious amenities:
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